Sentence examples for squarely after from inspiring English sources

Eos also went more squarely after the corporate customer than Maxjet, which offered some of the lowest fares but whose cabins were outfitted with 102 business-class seats that only partially reclined.

And that's the market Wave now intends to go squarely after.

By not putting up a booth at the show, RIM made it hard to believe its recent insistence that it was going squarely after the consumer market with its BlackBerry Pearl.

Berdych was now squarely going after Federer's forehand to either make it uncomfortable and force an error or simply let it implode.

But instead of requiring viewers to authenticate with their pay TV provider, as many networks have done to cater to a mobile audience, Boomerang is squarely going after the cord cutters with its streaming service.

Djokovic kept the focus squarely on tennis after his victory.

Curry's third-quarter explosion — three-pointers from so deep they should've counted for four, one-handed drives that ended with F-bombs and celebration shimmies — sealed the Rockets' Game 3 fate and put Golden State squarely in control after a 126-85 win.

On one hand, it squarely accepts that especially after 1800 (in other words, during his presidency and above all, in retirement) Jefferson explicitly renounced many tenets of traditional Christianity.

Miyazato made some sort of amends with a birdie, as did his partner Mark O'Meara, and Miguel Ángel Jiménez produced the save of the morning after landing squarely in the Coffin to the left of the green and chipping to two feet for a sandy par.

Chastain and the women's soccer team were squarely in the spotlight after that game.

Throughout the night, the needle on each of the gauges danced and wiggled, starting in what appeared to be deep Clinton territory and ending, well after midnight, squarely on a Trump victory.